Caravaggio · A Passionate Life by Seward, Desmond -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Copyright Contents Preface Acknowledgments Illustrations i: Milan, 1571 ii: Carlo Borromeo and the Plague, 1576–1578 iii: Apprenticeship, 1584–1588 iv: The Counter-Reformation v: The Flight from Milan, 1592 vi: Rome, 1592 vii: The Rulers of Rome, 1592 viii: The Hack Painter, 1592–1596 ix: Cardinal del Monte, 1596 x: Palazzo Madama, 1596–1600 xi: Homosexual or Heterosexual? 1596–1600 xii: “Nature the only subject fit for his brush,” 1596 xiii: The Year of Murders, 1599 xiv: The First Severed Heads, 1599 xv: The Contarelli Chapel, 1599–1600 xvi: The New Patrons, 1600–1602 xvii: The Swordsman, 1600–1606 xviii: “Wonderful Things at Rome,” 1603 xix: The First Baroque Pope, 1605 xx: The Killing of Ranuccio Jommasoni, May 1606 xxi: Outlaw in the Roman Hills, Summer 1606 xxii: Interlude at Naples, 1606–1607 xxiii: The Neapolitan Altarpieces xxiv: The Prior of Naples xxv: The Knights of Malta, July 1607 xxvi: The Novice, 1607–1608 xxvii: The Grand Master xxviii: “Fra’ Michelangelo,” July 1608 xxix: The Unknown Knight, September 1608 xxx: A Dungeon Called the “Birdcage,” September 1608 xxxi: Syracuse, 1608–1609 xxxii: Messina, 1609 xxxiii: Palermo, 1609 xxxiv: “The Neapolitan Shrug,” 1609 xxxv: “Puerto Hercules,” July 1610 Epilogue Appendix: Where to See Caravaggio’s Pictures Sources

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